vi.
Prionus coriarius, larva of, ex-
hibited, 143.
Kay Society Memoirs presented, 28.
Red-throated Diver at Wanstead,
60.
Ricciocarpus natans exhibited, 142.
Roothings, visit to the, 220.
Russell, Misses D. and E., elected
members, So.
Salmon, J., Some Aspects of Essex,
100 Years Ago, 143 ; describes
Stock windmill, 223 ; describes
Barling windmill, 22S ; exhibits
photographs of windmills, 265.
Salmon, Mrs. H. R., elected a
member, 149.
Salvinias auriculata and natans
exhibited, 29.
Scarlet Hopper at Buckhurst Hill, j
274.
Scourfield, D. J., Some Biological
Problems as illustrated by the
Entomostraca, 2 ; exhibits water
fleas, 29 ; exhibits diatomaceous
earth, 32 ; exhibits Wolffia, 32 ;
exhibits Paramecium, 33 ; pre-
sents diatomaceous earth, 39 ;
reports of British Association 
Meetings, 9.8, 216, 261; exhibits
Zygogonium ericetorum, 139 ;
exhibits Ricciocarpus natans, 142 ;
exhibits Carteria, 143 ; exhibits
Linnescope, 261 ; exhibits Palae-
monetes, 261 ; exhibits branchlets
of Oak, 265.
Sewardstone, visit to, 89.
Sherrin, W. R., List of True Mosses 
of Essex, 129 ; List of Hepatics
of Essex, 135.
Sloughed Skin of Grass Snake pre-
sented, 33.
Smith, Louis, elected a member,
33.
Some Aspects of Essex, 100 Years 
Ago, 143.
Some Biological Problems as illus-
trated by the Entomostraca, 2.
Southchurch, Subsidence since
Roman Period at, 151.
South-Eastern Union Congress—
Delegate's Report, 32.
Squirrel, American Grey, 145.
Stanford-le-Hope, visit to, 93.
Stigeoclonium exhibited, 29.
Stock, visit to, 222 ; description of
windmill at, 223.
Strype, John, discovery of grave-
slab, 255.
Subsidence of the Thames Estuary,
151.
Swallow's nest presented, 143.
Swans, talk on, 149.
Swiss phanerogams exhibited, 39.
Syms, E. E., Some Biological
Notes on Dragon-flies, 33 ; British
Snake-flies (Raphidia), 82 ;
Panorpids (Scorpion-flies), 265.
Thames Estuary, Subsidence since
the Roman Period, 151.
Theydon Garnon ramble, 94.
Thompson, Percy, exhibits topo-
graphical views of Essex, 29, 32,
33. 39, 139, 142. 143. 149, 271 ;
exhibits Barn-Owl from Stratford
and albinistic Partridge from
Dunmow, 32 ; exhibits rare Essex
birds, 39 ; exhibits Swiss phanero-
gams 39,; obituary of William
Herbert Dalton, 41 ; obituary of
Edwin Tulley Newton, 42 ; list of
rare Essex birds purchased for
Museum, 60 ; Literary and other
Associations of Highbeach, 100 ;
exhibits British lichens, 139 ;
exhibits MS. notes by the late
Miller Christy, 139; exhibits card-
board pecked by Tits, 142, 261;
exhibits Mera Collection of british
Lepidoptera 142; exhibits Merlin,
143 ; exhibits late Dr.Turner's Col-
lection of Diptera. 149 ; exhibits
Birds from Finland, 261 ; exhibits
nest of House Martin, 265 ;
exhibits displayed wings of birds,
263, 272 ; Buzzards in Essex,
273 ; Parraquets at Loughton,
273 ; Velvet Scoter in West
Essex, 273 ; a New Essex Beetle,
274 ; Eledone cirrosa at Frinton,
274 ; Scarlet Hopper at Buck-
hurst Hill, 274 ; Chrysopyxis
stenostoma at Woodford, 274.
Thorrington, F. W., exhibits cells
of Megachile, 32 ; exhibits rag-
worts from South Africa, 142 ;
lectures on Essex Ferns, 145 ;
Claytonia perfoliata at Little
Baddow, 150.
Thurlow, A. G. G., elected a mem-
ber, 2 2 2.
Thysanura, Collembola and, of
Epping Forest, 116.
Todd, C, exhibits Diffugia, 29 ;
exhibits forged neolithic imple-
ments, 33.
Tomline, Miss K., elected a mem-
ber, 39.